Sentence examples for class ground from inspiring English sources

They've taken the British royal family down a pay scale or two, to the palatable upper middle class ground of the non-chauffeured SUV.

Parochial authorities in Lambeth, fearing imminent government intervention, slashed their burial fees – the '1st class ground' reduced from 27s to 16s, the "2nd class" from 16s to 6s – a rather grim clearance sale.

Cricket is provided for at Barnards Green Cricket Club, a professional class ground.

Class ground rules were posted on the syllabus and discussed the first day.

Part of the first class was invested in helping students define other class ground rules.

Mr Carter alarmed Labour loyalists with his strategy of appeasing the Tory leader, David Cameron, and the shadow Chancellor, George Osborne, barring ministers from attacking the "Cameroons" on class grounds.

When Jay started out playing records as a callow teenager in the late Sixties and early Seventies, Britain was defined strictly on race, as well as class, grounds.

"Press your feet into the floor like you want to leave footprints for future generations," was one of teacher Rose Moran's directions, which seemed to me emblematic of the class — grounded and aspirational at the same time.

"The Lebanese and Arabs, like most of the world, considers that France is the home of human rights and the republican state makes no distinction between citizens on ethnic, religious or class grounds".

The authors of YG Network's acclaimed book, Room To Grow, offer a superior vision for a thriving middle class, grounded in compassion, commonsense, hard work, and proven conservative principles.

Part of the urgency of the Black Lives Matter movement has come from its insistence that the fight for African-American dignity should take place not only on the middle-class ground of college admissions and political representation but in street encounters with police.